The side effects were horrific (throat ulcers, blisters in the mouth, hair loss, peeling skin and the disintegration of toe and fingernails) but in March 1948, after a three-month course, the TB symptoms had disappeared.
In her descriptions of her body's failures and creative or decreative labors, Clendinnen becomes a poet of the high baroque, the Vaughan or Crashaw of physical disintegration: "My skin-scape turned tropical: huge bruises bloomed like orchids, luxuriated for weeks.
When inserted into skin, near-instantaneous dissolution of the PAA on hydration by interstitial fluid in skin provided a mechanism for rapid needle-tip disintegration or release and implantation in the cutaneous tissue.
Unfortunately, intermediate developmental stages were not evaluated, and thus the reason for the apparent disintegration of the skin remains unclear.
An evening of solos includes "Shift," an exploration of repetition and how it may lead to both disintegration and transformation; "In My Skin," which creates a world in which strength and weakness collide; and "Night Blooming Jasmine," a kinetic evocation of flowers.
Ulcer, a lesion or sore on the skin or mucous membrane resulting from the gradual disintegration of surface epithelial tissue.
It is another poignant, gently resigned narrative and, in it, Faulks addresses his ideas explicitly through Freddy's voice: "We seem to be alive just once – in a random skin and bone that starts to move towards disintegration as soon as it's old enough that you can kiss it".
The full-composite action between the skin and core was lost due to the disintegration of the phenolic core at high temperature.
On microscopic examination one of the slides contained skin and two other slides showed areas of disintegration; all three were deemed unsuitable for study.
However, all the nanoparticles obtained from different emulsions have to be considered labile forms, because of the total disintegration of their components after application to the skin surface.
